Tricky Parts of Embedded given at IEEE-CS (SiliconValley)

Embedded software is not like other software; working close to the hardware has a special set of challenges. Elecia will provide an overview of the more difficult areas in embedded software including processor profiling, map files, bootloaders, and debugging remotely. This is framed as a project that starts with off the shelf dev boards using sample software and evolves into custom hardware running optimized software.
Speaker Bio
Elecia White wrote Making Embedded Systems (O’Reilly) and hosts Embedded.fm, a weekly show about the many aspects of engineering focusing on the hardware and software in embedded systems.
Elecia has worked on DNA scanners, inertial measurement units for airplanes and race cars, toys for preschoolers, a gunshot location system for catching criminals, and assorted other medical and consumer devices. She is the founder of Logical Elegance, an embedded systems consulting company in California.
A graduate of Harvey Mudd College in Claremont, CA, Elecia enjoys sharing her passion for science, engineering and interesting gizmos, particularly how these things can make the world a better place.
This talk was given on October 11, 2016, at Cadence in San Jose, CA.
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[@romanalexandrov2880]

For me, as for a person who studies Embedded Development and doesn't have yet an opportunity to observe real-life working processes, this video is of pure gold

[@drakonzebra]

Great video, but the sound is too quiet.